Huerta Finished.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 83, 29 July 1914, Page 5

Huerta Finished.

THE MEXICAN SITUATION.

ATTACK ON THE CHURCH. fSfcr Emoxbio Telegraph—Copyright] [Unitel- Press Association.] Washington, Julj 28 The Peace Conference is proceeding at Saltillo between the Constitutionalists and the Federals, wit a a view to the former taking over the government.

Mexico City, July 28

Villareal, Governor of the State of Rucealeon, has issued a decree forbidding Roman Catholic churches to open, save on the Government’s orders, and forbidding the priests to participate in politics, prohibiting people from entering the sacristy of any church, prohibiting confession, and closing the Roman Catholic colleges unless duly authorised. Villareal indicts the church as the upholder of every abuse that Mexico has suffered from in the last halfcentury.

REPORTED COUNTER-REVOLU-TION BY HUERTA.

(Received 12.25 p.m.) Ottawa,* July -28,

Louis Elguaro, the Huertan peace delegate, has stated definitely that Huerta was going to Toronto to formulate plans, for a counter revolution against the Constitutionalists.

HUERTA DENIES THE STATEMENT.

HE IS DONE WITH MEXICO.

THE AMERICAN INTERFERENCE.

Kingston (Jamaica), July 28,

Huerta, on- being interviewed, denied Felix statement to the etfect that Huerta intended to plan a counter revolution. He did not intend to interfere further with Mexico. Americans were overreaching themselves in interfering with Mexico’s internal affairs.